Fritz Hansen Night Owl Table Lamp
Nicholai Wiig Hansen's inspiration for designing the Night Owl™ table lamp was the desire to create a Nordic warm and cosy wash of light. The design is effortless and expresses that this is an informal table lamp.
It consists of a conical base and oval shade, merging together to form a single unit of balanced proportions. Its organic design gives the lamp a friendly and almost human appearance – it's a lamp with a personality!
The names of the colours are inspired by nature: midnight blue after the infinity blue tone of the sky at twilight; and smokey white after the glowing light of a full moon.
Night Owl™ casts a warm and pleasant downward light. The asymmetric shade provides an oval diffusion of the light.
The shade can be placed in four different positions, allowing the black cable to exit the lamp in the desired direction. Night Owl™ is suitable for standing on e.g. a sideboard, shelf, bedside table or in a window
- Specifications
Surface Dark blue (Midnight Blue) or white (Smokey White) lacquer
Material Shade: Aluminium Base: Aluminium / Ash
Diffuser: Polycarbonate (PC) Cord: Black
Light source E27 max 15W - max lenght/diameter: 110/60 mm
Energy label A++, A+, A, B, C, D
Class Isolation Class II, IP20 Certifications CE
E27 max 15W L: 110 mm | Ø: 60 mm
This product is CE approved only and should only be used in countries that follow and accept this standard. If it is used elsewhere it will be at the customer's sole risk, responsibility and liability.
- Size Description
Height 23,9cm
Depth 23,5cm
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Nicholai Wiig Hansen
Nicholai Wiig Hansen has had his own design studio since he was 26 years old. When Nicholai designs he uses himself as the target group. Proportions are extremely important in his work and details are not added from a decoration perspective but only if they serve some kind of purpose. He is inspired by everything that surrounds him and especially art, food, nature and machinery. When Nicholai Wiig Hansen designs a new product he always thinks the product to end in his head before sketching a single drawing. Everything from production to form and all the way to the end-user